Things are heating up here at the Parke Company! While the sun is hitting hard outside, Parke Company employees are doing the same for customers all over Nashville. Though the jobs may stack up, it doesn’t change the Parke Company’s goal: making sure the trees around Middle Tennessee are happy and healthy. Stay one-step ahead and schedule with the Parke Company now for all of your tree service needs including tree removal and plant health care need services.
Benefits of scheduling early:
- Ensuring the job is getting done in your time frame. Do you remember the saying, “the early bird catches the worm?” This is the best way to avoid running into scheduling constraints for both parties, and the job gets done when you want it to.
- Scheduling early is a chance to prepare. If the Parke Company needs extra assistance with removing a tree, or if the weather becomes an issue, or if you know of any setbacks, it’s good to know that earlier rather than later. Uncontrollable surprises on a tight schedule can not only be inconvenient but also a setback.
- Give yourself ample time to enjoy your trees and property before the winter chill takes over. The earlier you schedule the services, the earlier the job will get done. This will ensure you’ll be able to enjoy more time outside on your property, rather than inside waiting for the work to get done.
The Parke Company understands that this time of year can get hectic — school is starting and it is the end of summer. However, scheduling your tree service right now can only benefit in the long run rather than waiting until things become an emergency. The Parke Company’s services range from everything to plant health care to stump grinding. In addition, the Parke Company works for residential and commercial areas in Nashville and Middle Tennessee including Franklin, Belle Meade, Berry Hill and Bellevue. To schedule an appointment with the Parke Company, call (615) 405-6548 today.
Regularly performed preventative maintenance is the single most important thing you can do to extend the life of your landscape irrigation sprinkler system. In Nashville, Tenn., these pieces of equipment are exposed to snow, sleet, hail, rain, heat, not to mention the home pets and wildlife that find something new to play with. By ensuring that your irrigation investment is properly maintained, you will be setting yourself up for success in the long run. Here’s how:
As venture into the last leg of summer, activities flourish and the heat of summer continues to sizzle. If you find yourself looking for things do outdoors, consider spending it out on the trails of some of Middle Tennessee’s beautiful state parks. Not only is Tennessee’s wildlife the most prosperous during this time of year, but it’s a great opportunity to get the entire family together and spend some time outdoors.
It’s the middle of the summer and outdoor activities are thriving, from backyard barbeques in Franklin to weekend camping trips in Percy Warner Park. But ticks and mosquitos are prominent little pests in Middle Tennessee and can range from a small, itchy bump to a serious illness. Though Lyme disease is not as prevalent in Tennessee as West Nile Virus, it’s important to take special precautions in order to understand the risks and how you can protect you and your family.
Fourth of July has come and gone this year. And for many Nashvillians who stayed in town, we all know it was a tad wetter and cooler than last year’s Independence Day. So instead of boating on Percy Priest Lake or enjoying a picnic in Centennial Park, most people enjoyed their holiday inside. And while the Parke Company is sure you all made the best of the rainy situation, it just goes to show that Mother Nature can be a fickle woman, and it’s important to keep your trees healthy and ready for anything.